The San Antonio Spurs are back on the road for a four-game road trip before returning home for their final game of the regular season. Sunday's opponents and fi

Update: Blazers forward Deni Avdija (thumb) is out. Sidy Cissoko (ankle) is available. • • • There’s value in losing Sunday for the Portland Trail Blazers, who host the San Antonio Spurs. Now that the Blazers’ play-in hopes have been nearly all-but destroyed,

The San Antonio Spurs were hanging on by a thread in the Western Conference Playoffs race. The Portland Trail Blazers cut that last thread by serving the Spurs a 120-109 loss that officially eliminates them from the NBA Playoffs.

Harrison Barnes made a game-winning 3PT FG from the left arc as time expired in regulation as the Spurs defeated the Warriors, 114-111. Top Performers – San Antonio Stephon Castle – 21 points, 3 rebounds,

The Golden State Warriors finally will catch a break in the schedule, and at an opportune time, when they host the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday night in San Francisco. The Warriors (47-32) climbed into a four-way tie for fourth place in the Western Conference with a 133-95 shellacking of the Phoenix Suns on the road Tuesday night.

San Antonio faces Golden State for a Western Conference matchup Wednesday. Wednesday's meeting is the first of the season for the teams.

Phoenix will try to stop its eight-game skid when the Phoenix Suns take on San Antonio. The teams meet Friday for the first time this season. Phoenix is 21-29 against

The Spurs hung tough after a slow start and made the key plays down the stretch as Harrison Barnes sealed the win with a three point shot as time ran out.

Things weren’t pretty for the Spurs in their last contest with the Warriors. Just over a week ago, San Antonio lost in blowout fashion to Golden State 148-106. Don’t expect the Warriors to rest up too much against the Spurs.